ECON HELP ? You are able to move the supply and demand curver to left and to the right.

Homer is a donut aficionado. Whether it be Krispy Kreme originals, Dunkin Donut's sprinkled, Shirley's cream filled, or Gourdough's fried chicken donut, Homer loves them all the same. One day, Springfield, Homer's hometown, decides to impose an excise (sales) tax on consumers of $0.50 on each donut purchased, because Springfield has become the fattest town in America and wishes to shed that moniker along with those extra pounds. On the graph, please shift the appropriate curve to the new equilibrium point after the tax gets put into effect. What is the revenue generated from this excise tax (round to the nearest whole number)? Homer is a donut aficionado. Whether it be Krispy Kreme originals, Dunkin Donut's sprinkled, Shirley's cream filled, or Gourdough's fried chicken donut, Homer loves them all the same. One day, Springfield, Homer's hometown, decides to impose an excise (sales) tax on consumers of $0.50 on each donut purchased, because Springfield has become the fattest town in America and wishes to shed that moniker along with those extra pounds. On the graph, please shift the appropriate curve to the new equilibrium point after the tax gets put into effect. What is the revenue generated from this excise tax (round to the nearest whole number)